Pepperdine junior Anuj Sahai explains the ins and outs of his lyrical prose. By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor What is the image of a rapper? The word itself is loaded with assigned meanings, especially to mainstream society. This probably stems from the fact that hip-hop music was born out of the inner cities from a non-white culture, and is often misunderstood by those who don’t … [Read more...] about Learning the science of rap
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Modern exhibition gives Pep a taste of a powerful art movement By Selina Ruiz Staff Writer A blank stare follows the comment, “I work at the Weisman Museum.” But this is nothing new to the senior art history major Amy Cubicciotti. “Nobody knows (Weisman) is a great museum conveniently located on campus, nor do students realize that we have rotating exhibits,” Cubicciotti … [Read more...] about More than the bare minimum
AH scholars seek new membership
Campus group offers students real-world work experience in non-profit management to prepare them for careers in the service field. By Juana Diego Staff Writer Like those belonging to so many other campus groups, members of American Humanics (AH) Scholars literally put their best foot forward on Sept. 6 when they participated in Step Forward Day. However, there is no other … [Read more...] about AH scholars seek new membership
Face in the crowd: Jeff May
By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor I, rebel music I, rebel musicWhy can’t we roam this open country Oh why can’t we be what we want to be We want to be free. When the legendary poet and musician Bob Marley wrote the above lyrics in his song, “Rebel Music,” he might as well have been talking about Pepperdine senior Jeff May. Aside from the most obvious similarity between May and … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Jeff May
Feeling foreign in France
By Keriann Boone Lyon Correspondent We participants in the 2003-04 Lyon Program have been in France for one week, yet it feels like one month. Our hopes for a relaxing year living and traveling in Europe have evaporated into reality. The term “total immersion” suddenly has weight. We are not here to study in France; we are here to become French. We are living in a French … [Read more...] about Feeling foreign in France